Sentence examples similar to Justifying contentions from inspiring English sources

In trying to justify presupposed contentions, your articles gave credence to one book about the king written by an American journalist.

The figure justifies our contentions that the CPBA model is more sensitive to intercluster connections and less sensitive to intracluster connections than its less nuanced competitor.

" It justifies our contention that there is a demand for us".

Sarah checked her freezer at home before she flew 600 miles to the Arctic, trying to justify her contention that she needs to hunt to eat.

Although the bank "crows loudly about the testing program that supposedly justifies its contention that 130 Liberty Street is a constructive total loss, the reality is that its conclusions are largely unsubstantiated by underlying test data, at least test data which has been furnished to A.I.C. and AXA," the lawsuit said.

But that single episode hardly justifies his contention that fleet sales by the Big Three to rental car companies have damaged the automakers’ brands.

He was quick to cite the slain son of chief of staff John Kelly to justify his contention that Barack Obama didn't always make phone calls.

The results justified our contention that, to ensure a greater adoption of biogas technology in South Africa, it is necessary to provide targeted communities with educational programmes and exposure to pilot plants.

As such, this aftershock may make it difficult to justify the regulators' contention that the disgrace of Mahmood Al Zarooni represents a flagrant exception in a sport that permits no grey areas in the use of steroids.

The US intelligence services withheld information from George Bush that Iraqi WMD programmes had been abandoned, to justify their prewar contention that Saddam Hussein possessed banned weapons, according to the New York Times.

Declining of the body weight after 30 days (also observed for the control set of flies, Figure 2(d)) justifies the above contention.